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Replaces the clevis kit for your Fisher snow plow. Kit includes a 3/8" diameter U-bolt, 2 nuts, and 2 washers. Comparable to Fisher part number A6148K.
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Michael: Hi, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today we're going to be taking a look at the replacement clevis kit for your Fisher snowplow. Now this is going to replace the clevis kit on your Fisher snowplow. It's going to come with the 3/8 diameter U bolt, two 9/16 nuts, and two lock washers. The U bolt itself is going to measure about 7/8 width center to center. It's an inch and 7/8 total height.
The length of the threads is just under an inch, about 15/16, and the threading is going to be 16 course threads per inch. This kit is made in the United States and it's going to be a great replacement for your Fisher snowplow.That's going to wrap up our look at the replacement clevis kit for your Fisher snowplow..
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (6 Customer Reviews)
Replaces the clevis kit for your Fisher snow plow. Kit includes a 3/8" diameter U-bolt, 2 nuts, and 2 washers. Comparable to Fisher part number A6148K.This is a much more affordable option to the OEM part and it does the exact same thing. I got a couple of these to keep as spares in the plow trucks as well as replace some old rusted out ones and this little u-bolt fit my old Fisher MM1 as well as my newer MM2 and XV2 snow plows. (This is a Finish nut and lock washer design opposed to the original “Nylock” style nuts) No complaints, I’m happy!!
Direct fit for the old worn out U-Bolt.
The parts were exactly what i needed. T hanks!
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George
11/16/2022
I dont know man, its only November, plow is sitting in the woods.